After a season of limited playing time, Adarius Lemons had a breakout game on Saturday.
Distracted is an understatement.
Mark Thompson knows that it’s inevitable.
Randy Shannon is familiar with coaching just 53 players.
Florida quarterbacks are dropping like open passes this season.
Taven Bryan was wearing a blue collared shirt. He had stripped off the bulky shoulder pads that he wore about 30 minutes before, pulled off the white jersey that had been covered with dirt and sweat, and, for just a moment, unburdened himself of what was running through his mind.
By the time Florida’s defense realized Jake Bentley still had the ball in his hands, there was nothing any of its players could do.
Gators defensive tackle Taven Bryan smirked, realizing he still had Will Muschamp’s old playbook.
Ten days after the firing of former Florida coach Jim McElwian, the Gators have their first decommitment.
As interim coach Randy Shannon ended Florida’s practice Tuesday and walked to the south end zone of UF’s indoor practice facility, he made one request.
Nine weeks into the NFL season, several former Gators are having success at the professional level:
Randy Shannon may not have gotten the offensive output he wanted in his first game as Florida’s interim head coach, but that hasn’t affected his plan at quarterback heading into this weekend’s matchup with South Carolina.
One week after the firing of their coach and a demoralizing defeat against No. 1 Georgia, Florida fans waited to see how the Gators would respond. On Saturday against Missouri, UF’s response was so heinous that interim coach Randy Shannon condemned it like a school-wide scandal.
CJ Henderson was running, chasing Missouri receiver Emanuel Hall down the right sideline.
Malik Zaire placed his palms on his helmet and stared at the video board.
As Randy Shannon stood in front of a group of reporters on Monday, his first appearance as the interim coach of the Florida football team, he was asked what — if any — changes he will make.
Malik Davis watched Georgia complete its beatdown of his team while propped up on crutches and wearing a large, black brace. He stood as an emblem of Florida’s season so far.
On Tuesday, as Florida football players stretched and jogged on the practice field, an unusual noise came blasting from the loudspeakers: a Tom Petty song.
Randy Shannon isn’t concerned with the past.
As the Gators try to move forward after the firing of Jim McElwain, they’ll have to do it without one of their top playmakers.
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